Issue, September, 2025
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Conceptual Medicine
Your Residency Edge Starts Here – Don’t Miss What Everyone’s Watching!
Medicine residency is competitive, and every concept matters. If you’re not keeping up with the most-watched sessions on Conceptual Medicine, you’re already falling behind.
August was packed with high-yield lectures that every resident, NEET SS, INI SS, and USMLE aspirant is talking about. Catch up before your peers do!
1. Endocarditis Diagnosis Made Simple | Modified Duke Criteria 2023 By Dr. Dilip Kumar
Endocarditis diagnosis has evolved, and you can’t afford to rely on outdated criteria. This session breaks down the latest Modified Duke Criteria 2023, straight from Harrison’s 22nd Edition.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding pathologic, microbiologic & imaging criteria
- Surgical findings & minor diagnostic clues
- Final diagnosis patterns using 2 major / 1 major + 3 minor / 5 minor criteria
2. Lupus Nephritis Demystified | ISN/RPS Classification & Updates By Dr. A. S. Nath | Harrison’s 22nd Edition Insights
Lupus nephritis is one of the most commonly tested and clinically significant topics in medicine. This lecture simplifies complex updates and helps you ace both exams and real-world practice.
Key Takeaways:
- ISN/RPS classification of lupus nephritis (Class I–VI)
- Latest therapeutic updates: Voclosporin & Belimumab
- New genetic insights & MCQ-relevant pearls
3. Acromegaly in Medicine Residents By Dr. Priyadarshni | Residency-focused Lecture
Recognising acromegaly early can be a game-changer in patient outcomes. This session connects pathophysiology with clinical presentation, making it easier to understand and retain.
Key Takeaways:
- Primary vs extra-pituitary GH excess & GHRH-driven causes
- Neuroendocrine tumour associations & syndromic links (MEN 1, McCune-Albright)
- Early recognition through systemic clinical clues
4. Bacteremia & Bloodstream Infections Simplified By Dr. Dilip Kumar | CLABSI, CRBSI & Sepsis Explained
Bloodstream infections are common yet complex, especially in critically ill patients. This lecture equips you with a structured approach to diagnose, differentiate, and manage effectively.
Key Takeaways:
Primary vs secondary bloodstream infections
Differentiating CLABSI & CRBSI
High-yield pathogens, risk factors & diagnostic pearls
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5. Types & Causes of Diarrhea | Clinical Concepts You Can’t Miss By Dr. Umalakshmi Premnath
Diarrhea may seem simple, but it can be clinically tricky without a solid conceptual approach. This session walks you through everything you need to know as a medicine resident.
Key Takeaways:
- Acute vs persistent vs chronic diarrhea
- Infectious causes & high-yield differentials
- Red flags, practical tips & real-world clinical approach
Don’t Just Watch — Learn, Master, and Lead!
With Conceptual Medicine, you’re not just preparing for exams — you’re building a stronger clinical foundation. Start watching these most-viewed sessions of August today and stay ahead of the curve.
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